The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-28
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wEEKLY COTTON REPORT.

GALVESTON, May S7.-Cotton. firm mid
ding los net receipts, liz; gross, II; sales,
gross, BIS sales, no; exports to the Com
tinent- -; To Great Britain , eo:istwiSe,
NORFOLK, May e. Cotton steady; mid
ding IL net receipts, bales; gross re-
ceipts, >; stock, 4,3li; weekly net receipts,
tor gross, tts sales, al exports coastwiss,
l-Su; to Great Britain.
BALTIMORE, May q Cotton firm; md
ding llls net receipts, -; gross receipts,
10; sales, -; stock 4,6t;i; weekly net receipts,
l-aD; gross l,6's.' sales, -; 10 spinners, 80
exports To Great Britain, ~; to the Continent,
30: tn France, p; coststwiss so.
Boston, May 27.-COtton steady; mddling.
none; stock, none; weekly net receipts, sli :;
gross, 3siS; sales, none; exports To Great Bri
tain, sS}
WILMINGTON. May Cotton firm -
middling Hos; net receipts: gross receipts.
-; Sales none; stock. I.ssI; weekly net receipts,
f. 49, gross 49, sales none exports 'o''7'"i7e'
PHII..DELPHL,, May s7--Cotton firm mid
ding, li$s; net receipts; 81 gross receipts,
gross, BIO; exports to Great Britain, DOB: to
the Continent
SavANNaH, May q Cotton firm; mid
ding 1854 net receipts, =; gross, =; sales, 81;
stock, 3si6; weekly net receipts, SO gross,
So; sales, "; exports coastwrsc, Ui.
NEW ORLEANS, May 25--Cotton steady; mid
sales. 80 bales; stock IO9, .5.; weekly net re-
eeiPts, l,g.; gross; 2ssis; sales l,est exports
Bfttlfi- -S.rf 10 4,-,tS
10 France, 2I6; to Channel, ~; colstwise 4,ss4.
Correction Cotton exports cOastwise, May q
should have been, 9oi; ON the 18th. 2,tss.
MOBILE, May S.-CottOn firm middling,
l01s; receipts, l52; gruss receipts I5,; sales
-: stock, i,SEs weekly net receipts, 40; gross,
A; sales, 10: exports to Great Britain,
-; coastwise, p4-
MEMPHIS, May 2s.-Cotton firm mi,i.lline,
II net receipts, - shipments. 81; sales,
40. stock, lll,lo; weekly net receipts, al :;
gross. $50; sales, 2,s-I To spinners, lo-
=: sales, Z; stock, 39l7; weekly net receipts
ss; gross, 80. sales, Isl. shipments, none.
CHARLESTON, May s7.-Cotton quiet; mid
sales. Ii; stock. III; weekly net receipts, 80.
gr'ss, 30; sales, az exports To the Continent,
r.; cOststwise, SIS.
MoNTGoaERy, May =.--Cotton firm mid
ding, hos; weekly net receipts. 5e shipments,
-: stock. present year, l,fIi: stock last year.
MACoN May s1-Cotton steady ; middIing
lUss; weekly net receipts, ILL.,; sales, II. stock,
present year, l6Sl; stock, last year, I'D ship
ments, -.
10. weekly net receipts. IL; shipments, 1876 :
srales, -; stock, Isl; To sPinners, 80.
NASHVILLE, May ...-Cotton dull hut steady;
Niddling, lOAs; weekly net receipts, 40; ship
ments 10: sales, las spinners 2l5; stock present
year, 2,il6; last year, I.s97-
PoRT ROYAL MAY 29.-Cottou weekly net
receipts, -: stock. 5ss, exports cosistwiss.- -
SELMA. May 27.-COtton steady; middIing
Iol4; weekly net receipts, 5.; shipments, 49, !;
stock. 81.
ROME. May s1.-Cotton firm: MiddIing. IOIs
weekly net receipts, X; shipments, Il; stock "a.
General Markets.
CHICAGO, NAV 25-AIthough the foreign
grain markets were higher this morning, yet
prices for both wheat and corn were shade
Tower at the start June wheat opened at ssEs,
Immediately sod to Ssts. July opened at e654c,
sold down tO Sols. As the day advanced trad
ing in wheat became lighter, and about noon
business in tine nit almost stand still.
Orders from outsiders continue to come in
~ between local traders The clique were
hardly tn be seen i'm the market, and their
policy at present appears to be To let the mar
ket take care of itself. June held between
Scfs and s4t4. The greater part of the session
and July was steady arOnnd s5I@ 10 Stti during
the afternoon session June sold on To SIS
Closing prices. Juiy closed at s5l@ds57s-
Corn quiet, with rather weak tendency DUR
lower at ID When the estimate of ~ cars of
corn for tomorrow received the market
became still weaker, and July sold down 20
remainder of the day July closed at Sss
Provisions opened firm, although the re-
ceipts of hogs were 400 more than was ex-
pected- July lard opened 2Isc higher AT So. ~
provisiosis became weaker and July mis- sold
down 10 s.-ssls. and July lard Ia s6-soa6-ss,s-
July ribs at S5..=ts.
Cash quotations were: Flour unchanged and
Spring. ~sGSS; No. red. SIC NJ. : Corn.
;s-fl sst.: No. Oats, ssyssGt,6- Mess Pork. S24D
Lard sos. 500 short rib sides. OoSe, S1ls<t
6l111Is. Dry salted shoulders, boxed, 500
$50; short clear sides, bowed s7.esg.ea
Whisky Sl-l0. The leading futures closed:
whear-May- S.la june SIS July. s61s.
Corn-Nay. 3.lsc.: July, 1850 Oats-May 251e:
July, &c. Pork-May and June SS&15 Lard
May $50; July. S66.le. short Ribs-May
and June, S.Isss: July, s.ssIs-
NEW YORK. May 2..-Southern Flour steady.
Wheat a shade stronger and less active-No. .
red Nav g.1srs.as June &3.ftg. lilo. Corn
firm and moderately active-NO- :. May. ala;
June 4.1sef4s1t- Oats-cssh firm; options a
shade Iower-NO. . first half of June 5ji4.
June, S.ssft:sS Lis Hops quiet Conee-fair
Rio tirm al 1gs,: No. : Rio. May. Sls-ss; June.
Sis. .nEil925. sugar quiet but steady; refined
,1ui.st Nola~-s-s firm-SzftS of - 5ps.